Dr. Scholl's DR6624 Toe-Touch Foot Spa with Bubbles and Massage
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Product Reviews of Dr. Scholl's DR6624 Toe-Touch Foot Spa with Bubbles and Massage
Product Review: Not worth it
Summary: 1 Stars
A big disappointment.After filling with hot water as instructed the water temp cooled off immediately regardless of the "warmer" as advertized.It was too shallow to cover the feet if massage attachments were in place.I returned it for a refund.Product Review: Ok for the price when compared to competition.
Summary: 3 Stars
Wife used it and just like other reveiws listed here, it is noisy like a vacum and does not keep water warm. If you do buy this, I suggest using it on a thick rug or towel to lessen the noise/vibration a bit as it can easily be heard many rooms away. Wife says it's ok and does soften her feet, but you could do that with a bucket and hot water. The bubbling option appears to be the only useful option this device offers. Wife does not care for most of the attachments that comes with this product.Product Review: Overall good, The only complaint is the noise.
Summary: 4 Stars
Overall the foot spa is good, just a little bit noisy when it is turned on. But it is much noisier if you turn on the bubbles, as noisy as a vacuum cleaner. So I just don't turn on the bubbles.Product Review: Quite useless
Summary: 1 Stars
Just like a lot of other people who have written, it had a problem with the right side not producing any bubbles. Even with the bubbles that were being produced by the left side, it was just a whole lot of noise and very little substance or movement of water. In short, don't buy this product. It is a waste of money.Product Review: Relaxing
Summary: 4 Stars
If you expect the heating element in this unit to heat your water, forget it. I still love this foot massager. I didn't find the unit too loud (and I'm in my early 30s, so not deaf).
I would suggest buying or using some sort of salt solution though...it makes the spa that much better. I also usually boil two cups of water and keep it handy after filling the spa with my hottest tap water. That way, the temperature is kept hot enough for the ~30 minutes max you would want to use it.